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World’s largest natural sound archive now fully digital and fully online.
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“Grooves come in all shapes and sizes, and they’re usually preceded by a breakthrough idea, also in all shapes and sizes. There are mini-grooves that...”
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“Most of my films have grown — from some small incident, a feeling I’ve had about something, an anecdote someone’s told me, perhaps from a gesture or...”
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The Art of Making
The Art of Making is a remarkable series of short movies by the Greek creative collective Deep...
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An Offer to the President
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Today I am sharing more amazing places in Detroit, an amazing city with rich history and a great future ahead.
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The Blurry Line Between the Practical and Impractical
In December of 2009, after graduating from college, my wife and I took all of our...
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POST: EDITING STREET FIGHTING MAN
Well, its official. We are bringing on Greg Snider (How to Die in Oregon) to help edit Street Fighting Man and I couldn’t be more excited! Dennis Przywara (Jam) and I are working on a rough cut and will deliver the footage to Greg by June 1st. After the delivery, Dennis and I will help Greg in whatever capacity he needs and will likely spend a few weeks in Portland finalizing the cut with Greg in late July.
We also finalized our editing advisor team. We are very excited to have the likes of Mary Lampson, Aaron Wickenden, Robb Moss, and Zachary Stuart-Pontier on board to look at cuts and provide valuable perspective. Collectively, the body of work represented by Greg, Dennis, and our four advisors, is nothing short of stunning. I am relishing the opportunity to learn from such great talent. The end is in sight! More details to come…
